Yes, but you’ll have a much better chance of getting fair compensation if you have a lawyer, especially when dealing with insurance companies ...

Pure comparative fault systems like those in California allow you to still be entitled to damages based on the degree of your blame ...

They may, but if the other driver is found to be at fault, your rates might not change ...

Certainly. Rideshare cars have additional insurance coverage, so claims can get very difficult. Manage this process with a lawyer ...

Yes, you can claim emotional distress, anxiety, PTSD, mental anguish, and so on as part of your non – economic damages after a car accident ...

If someone you love dies in California due to someone else’s negligence, immediate family members can file a wrongful death lawsuit to seek compensation ...

If the at – fault driver flees, you may be able to make an uninsured motorist claim. You ...

It depends. Basic claims can be decided in a matter of months, and those which include litigation can go on for a year or more ...

Certainly. Though your proportion of culpability will be deducted, California’s comparative fault law lets you collect damages even if you are up to 99% at fault ...

Most Los Angeles car accident lawyers work on a contingency basis, meaning you don’t pay unless you get paid ...

Yes, but the amount of those damages will be reduced if it can be proved that not wearing a seatbelt contributed to your injuries ...

A “fair” settlement is one to reimburse the cost of past and future medical expenses, lost income, prop erty repairs, and for non – economic damages. A lawyer can evaluate and negotiate the offer to ...